How should cervical erosion and vaginitis be treated?

Cervical erosion and vaginitis are among the most common gynecological diseases in women. The most typical symptom of gynecological diseases in women is abnormal vaginal discharge. If women have vaginal discharge with an odor, pus-yellow color, large amount of vaginal discharge, or blood in vaginal discharge, they should pay attention, as this is likely a sign of bacterial infection. After a woman is infected with a gynecological disease, she needs to be examined and treated immediately. Moreover, the treatment methods are different depending on the bacteria she is infected with. So how should cervical erosion be treated?

There are generally three types of cervical erosion: mild, moderate and severe. If a woman is of childbearing age and has mild cervical erosion but no symptoms, no treatment is required. There are some physiological factors that cause erosion. If it is moderate to severe erosion, it must be diagnosed in a regular hospital. Except for cervical cancer, some physical treatments can be done. Microwave, laser, freezing, and radiofrequency ablation are more commonly used now, and these treatments are more effective. Generally, one treatment may be enough, or two treatments at most.

Drug treatment is suitable for patients with small erosion surface, shallow inflammatory infiltration or limited conditions. Use 25% silver nitrate, chromic acid and other local corrosion agents. The vagina should be irrigated before medication, then wiped dry with dry cotton balls, and cotton balls should be used to protect the normal vaginal mucosa. The drug can also be applied topically with Aibao (preferably by a doctor) or self-administered with vaginal suppositories. Drug treatment is mainly suitable for non-pregnant patients with mild to moderate cervical erosion, but drug treatment generally takes a long time and costs more.

Many Chinese herbal powders also have certain therapeutic effects, but they are prohibited from use during menstruation and pregnancy.

Do not have sexual intercourse or take a bath after taking the medicine

No medication can be used for a long time: especially the vaginal environment, long-term medication can easily lead to candidal vaginitis, which is an imbalance of flora. Therefore, it is not advisable to take medication for a long time if you have severe cervical erosion. Moreover, if the cervical erosion is severe, long-term medication will not get better. Therefore, it would be better to do physical therapy after eliminating the immediate inflammation.

Some methods of treating cervical erosion are introduced above, but cervical erosion is also divided into grades. If it is mild cervical erosion, it is actually a normal physiological phenomenon, so no treatment is required. However, if the condition is more serious, such as moderate or severe cervical erosion, then a detailed examination is required and then treatment is based on your actual physical condition.